Sentence examples similar to extinguish optimism from inspiring English sources
There are many new college graduates looking for a job, although their youthful optimism has been extinguished by the poor job market in the U.S. A Harvard University Institute of Politics survey conducted over last March and April shows that young Americans in their early 20s are pessimistic about immediate job opportunities.
It was there when they massed in front of the Milburn Stand as Shearer returned in vain attempt to save the club he loved from relegation, That optimism has been entirely extinguished.
However the New York Times headline Tuesday, "Obama Weighs Smaller Measures on the Economy," if true, will extinguish what's left of the hope and optimism that catapulted him into office.
But how are we going to get any with the city burning down?" At around 1am on Tuesday, 22-year-old Philip Wiggins watched as firefighters finished extinguishing the flames at a corner store near his house, expressing some skeptical optimism that things could still get better – that the best of times might come back again.
Any optimism derived from their 2-1 win at Norwich on Thursday was extinguished in a hapless second 45 minutes at the KC Stadium and they have now conceded 15 goals in their last four games and 41 this season.
However, he did find grounds for optimism in his team's refusal to cave in, before Lassad and Hooper extinguished any hopes Hearts had of stealing a point after Jason Holt's 69th minute deflected goal.
Please extinguish all cigarettes.
Extinguish your torch, Ms. Ross.
Will the fabrics extinguish themselves?
